Day 4: Fabric postcards

We're glad you stopped by! 
(Also, answers to the trivia questions for Days 1 & 2, plus the names of winners, are listed at the bottom of this post.)

Here's another perfect gift idea: personalized notecards. Or use holiday fabric and make them fabric gift tags instead!

This idea came from Mr. B's Preview Pack Club Member Jeanette Sillonis, who uses the 5" squares from being part of the club to create unique postcards. Simple stitch up a mini quilt, adding batting and quilt it as desired, and then fuse with a layer of interfacing (for stiffness) it to a solid piece of muslin (to be the back side where you write). Use a nice thick zig zag stitch around the edges, and your postcard is complete!

Here are some additional postcards Jeanette has made:

For Christmas tags, try fussy-cutting designs from holiday prints: 

Nancy's Holiday Favorites

 Star of Hope

Wintersong

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Win a fat quarter bundle!

Today's 12 Days of Christmas question:

Name the type of bird that is on the Winter Song Panel by Cheryl Haynes.

(Hint: Look on our website.)

To enter the giveaway, leave the correct answer in the comment section below this post. 

The winner will receive this fat quarter bundle of Nancy Halvorsen prints!

Details: This giveaway is open through Sunday, December 15th at 11:59 EST. This giveaway is now closed. On Monday, we'll randomly draw a name from the commenters with the correct answer, and we'll post the winner's name here on the blog.

Good luck!

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Here are the answers to the first two questions, and the first two winners:

Day 1: The answer is 6. 

Winner: teachpany, who said:

Day 2: The answer is My True Love Gave to Me.

Winner: Anonymous, aka Greeneyes, who said:

Congratulations to both of you! We've sent you an email to get your mailing addresses.

(Note: Each day, we make a numbered list of everyone who answered the question correctly. Then we use random.org to select a number from the correct entries, and match that number up to the numbered list of names. Just so you know how we're choosing the winner.)